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Israel Kills 87 Palestinians in Strike on Beit Lahia as Siege on Northern Gaza Intensifies

Israel has blocked six medical NGOs from entering Gaza. The groups include Glia and the Palestinian American Medical Association.

Deb Vinski de Canada took our photo of the day: “Fall Colors in Waterloo Park”, in Ontario, Canada.

Relatives and friends abroad are very worried over the desperate situation. Sunday night will be dark & dangerous in the most affected areas.

With the country already suffering this weekend from a nationwide blackout, conditions in Eastern Cuba are expected to deteriorate on Sunday.

Made possible by changes to California law that lifted the statute of limitations on civil cases brought by survivors of child sexual abuse.

Today’s featured artist is Cassia Eller from Brazil performing the song “Malandragem” in 2001.

Cloudy conditions will prevail in the western half of the country, with showers, rain, and thunderstorms in the capital.

The mayor and other city workers were killed while holding a meeting to discuss coordinating aid for civilians remaining in the area.

Today’s featured artist is Rita Payes from Spain on vocals and trombone, in an NPR Tiny Desk concert earlier this month.

However, “even though we are protecting them and vaccinating them against polio, the occupation is still bombing them.”